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Human Rights of Disabled People in the South

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Katsui__Hisayo___Human_Rights_of_Disabled_People_in_the_South__Vammaisten_Ihmisoikeuksista_Etel_C3_A4ss_C3_A4_.pdf (388.87 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/76586
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Author
Katsui, Hisayo
Abstract

[Excerpt] This paper focuses on human rights of disabled people in the South. This superficially remote topic is actually relevant to every reader. This article explains that our ignorance has led to the global disparity between rich and poor people and reinforced particularly the vulnerability of disabled people in the South. Thus the aim of this article is to bring the consciousness and ownership of the wide readers towards disability issues in the South.

Date Issued
2006-01-01
Keywords
disability
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developing countries
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human rights
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poverty
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public policy
Type
article

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